Honeymoon 
Culture 
Beach & Exotic 
Adventure & Nature 
Day 01 : AIRPORT – MEXICO CITY (- / - / -)
At your arrival you will be meet by our representative outside the customs area.Transfer to the Hotel.
Lunch and Dinner not included
Transfer in Seat-in coach in English / Spanish
Day 02 : MEXICO CITY – GUADALUPE SHRINE - TEOTIHUACAN – MEXICO CITY (B / - / -)
Breakfast at the hotel
Pick up to visit 3 Culture Square and Guadalupe shrine and continue to Teotihuacán (42 km from Mexico City) Teotihuacan, which means the place where men become gods. These are among the most important pre-Hispanic ruins in the Americas due to their masterful urban layout, the monumental architecture and the strong religious and political influence that Teotihuacan held over other cities, here we will visit the Pyramids of the Sun and the Moon.
Return to Mexico City and overnight at the hotel.
Services in Seat-in coach in English / Spanish.
Day 03 : MEXICO CITY – CUERNAVACA – TAXCO – MEXICO CITY (B / - / -)
Breakfast at the hotel.
Transfer to Taxco with a stop in Cuernavaca, Cuernavaca is known as the forever spring city for its good climate all year.
Continue to Taxco Considered one of Mexico’s most picturesque towns, this charming destination offers cobblestone streets, colonial buildings and white houses with red tile roofs. Another notable attraction of unparalleled beauty is the Cathedral de Santa Prisca (Santa Prisca Cathedral), one of the most representative examples of baroque architecture in Mexico.
Return to Mexico City and overnight at the hotel.
Services in Seat-in coach in English / Spanish.
Day 04 : MEXICO CITY / OAXACA (B / - / -)
Breakfast at the hotel
Transfer to the airport to take flight to Oaxaca. (Earliest flight) Flight ticket is not included on our prices (Also see our option of taking a public bus (NOT INCLUDED))
Arrival at Oaxaca and enjoy a free afternoon visiting the city: in Oaxaca you can admire the beautiful architecture of the buildings in the Centro Historico (Historic Center), which was declared a World Heritage Site by the UNESCO. (City Tour Not Included).
Overnight at the hotel.
Services in Seat-in coach in English / Spanish.
OUR SUGGESTION OF FLIGTHS : Mexico City, MX (MEX) - Oaxaca, MX (OAX) / Departs: 10.05 Hrs. / Arrives: 11.21 Hrs. / Aeromexico - FLIGHT AM 1044 (The flight suggestion is informative, at the time of booking it will be quoted according to the availability of the day)
Day 05 : OAXACA – MONTE ALBAN (Handcraft Tour) – TUXTLA GUTIERREZ (By Public Bus) (B / - / -)
Breakfast at the hotel
Our visits of the day will be to Monte Alban Archaeological Site, which is the former Center of the Zapotec Empire, and it was occupied later for the Mixtec’s. Because of its important cultural development and its monumental architecture, the UNESCO declared this archaeological zone a World Heritage Site in 1987. Continue to Visit Arrazola village known for being Alebrijes producers alebrijes are fantastic figurines made of craved wood and painted by hand with many colors continue to Cuilapam and visit the ex-Convent at last visit Coyotepec famous handcraft producer village of black mud. (Tour finishes at 17:00) Lunch not included
Return to the hotel to pick up the luggage and Transfer to bus station to take the public bus to Tuxtla. BUS SCHEDULE: ADO PLATINO 1st CLASS departure time 20h00 (10.5 HOURS TRIP)
Overnight on the public bus on route to Tuxtla Gutierrez.
Services in Seat-in coach in English / Spanish.
Important note : Monte Alban tour services, only: Monday, Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday
Day 06 : TUXTLA GUTIERREZ – CAÑON DEL SUMIDERO – SAN CRISTOBAL DE LAS CASAS (- / - / -)
Arrival to bus station around 06h10 - 07h00,
Tour to Sumidero Canyon starts at 12:00, Pick up at 09:00 at the bus station and continue to Chiapa de Corzo, this little town stands by the Grijalva River from where we can explore the impressive Cañon del Sumidero (Sumidero Canyon), one of the nation’s most important natural attractions. In addition, you can visit the magnificent El Chorreadero waterfall, which has gorgeous calcareous caverns and underground rivers. One hour boat trip in this Canyon.
Continue to San Cristobal de Las Casas and lodgment.
Services in Seat-in coach in English / Spanish.
Day 07 : SAN CRISTOBAL –INDIANS COMMUNITIES– SAN CRISTOBAL (B / - / -)
Breakfast at the hotel
Morning guided tour to visit San Juan Chamula, Zinacatan in San Cristobal where you’ll admire all the typical rites the Indians keep.
Return to San Cristobal de las Casas, and afternoon at leisure in this city, you can discover by yourself impressive religious edifices like the Cathedral or the Templo de Santo Domingo. These buildings were restored using a combination of profuse baroque-style details and local architectural elements, which perpetuate the cultural heritage of ethnic groups that live in the surrounding areas, such as the Tzotziles, Tzeltales and the Lacandons.
Overnight at the hotel.
Services in Seat-in coach in English / Spanish.
Day 08 : SAN CRISTOBAL DE LAS CASAS – AGUA AZUL – PALENQUE (B / - / -)
Breakfast on route Pick up early morning
Transfer by road to Palenque. Stop at the Agua Azul waterfalls to admire their turquoise-colored waters. Continue to Palenque.
Accommodation and night at the hotel in Palenque.
Services in Seat-in coach in English / Spanish.
Day 09 : PALENQUE – CAMPECHE (B / - / -)
Breakfast at the hotel
Visit of the site of Palenque, where we find the most notable ruins of the Mayan culture, it was once a city ruled by priests who knew very well mathematics and astrology.
Transfer to Campeche arrival and transfer to the hotel.
Services in Seat-in coach in English / Spanish.
Day 10 : CAMPECHE – UXMAL – MERIDA (B / - / -)
Breakfast at the hotel.
Today, visit to Uxmal: Located 80 Kms. Of Merida is a real jewel of the classic Maya style, where the Maya expressed their beliefs in their temples designs the temple of the diviner (built by a short man who was the king, according to a legend) the nuns quadrangle (where you may admire the splendor of Puuc style in its flat walls and decorated friezes) and the governor’s palace. Considered one of the most beautiful buildings.
Continue to Merida and overnight.
Services in Seat-in coach in English / Spanish.
Day 11 : MERIDA – CHICHEN ITZA – CANCUN /OR RIVIERA MAYA (B / L / -)
Breakfast at the hotel.
Departure to Chichén-Itzá, in this place, declared a World Heritage Site by UNESCO, you will be transported to pre-Hispanic times. You will visit among other buildings The Pyramid of Kukulkan is one of the most iconic examples of Maya architecture of all time. Each year, during the spring and autumn equinoxes, the famous feathered serpent slides down the steps of the temple showcasing the precise coordination with which the Maya were able to harmonize nature and their surroundings.
Continue to Cancun SEE OUR PRICES OF BEACH EXTENSIONS
Transfer in Private in English / Spanish.
Check out in hotels is at 12h0.
END OF OUR SERVICE
Our services include :
Overview
- 10 night’s accommodation on a double/twin room basis in the above mentioned hotels.
- 03 Nights in MEXICO
- 01 Nights in OAXACA
- 02 Nights in SAN CRISTOBAL DE LAS CASAS
- 01 Night in PALENQUE
- 01 Nights in CAMPECHE
- 01 Nights in MERIDA
Meals
- Meals mentioned on itinerary
Transfers
- Transfer Airport – Hotel – Airport in Seat-in Coach in English / Spanish
- Public bus transfer from Oaxaca to Tuxtla Gutierrez (night bus)
Excursions
- All Tours mentioned on the program in Seat-in Coach in English / Spanish in air conditions minivan or vehicle
- All entrance Fees for the visits mentioned on the Program
Other
- Saturday and Sunday Telephone assistance in English (based in Mexico City)
Our services do not include :
- Transfers from / to AIFA (Felipe Angeles airport) please contact us for prices
- Transfer out (check our supplements according the hotel of your selection)
- Beach extensions in Cancun or Playa del Carmen or Tulum
- Drop off to a Hotel in Playa del Carmen or Tulum
- Environmental tax in Cancun, Riviera Maya and Chetumal=3.5 -7.0USD per room per night
- Departure tax in Cancun = 259 pesos per person (17 USD approx.) can be paid ahead on the following link https://www.visitax.gob.mx//sitio/
- Airport taxes
- Domestic flights
- International flights
- Drinks
- Any meal not described on the program
- Personal expenses or telephone calls
- Any visit or excursion not described on the program
- Sickness, accident or repatriate insurance
- Mexican departure tax per person
- Guides and driver’s tips
- Changes in programs and reservations for events due to unforeseen reasons
- Single room supplement
- Supplement for higher price in hotels in case do not find availability in similar Hotels
- Sudden increase of gasoline and/or diesel: gasoline and diesel are cheap in Mexico because of a major grant from the federal government, but this grant will disappear, not knowing the date or new conditions, we wish to inform you that our prices are sensitive to experience an increase because of this.
B=Breakfast L= Lunch D= Dinner BL= Box Lunch
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HOTEL 3* (Local Norm) |
HOTEL 4* (Local Norm) |
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MEXICO |
REGENTE CITY Standard Room |
ROYAL REFORMA Standard Room |
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OAXACA |
OAXACA REAL Standard Room |
MISION DE LOS ANGELES Standard Room |
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SAN CRISTOBAL |
D’MÓNICA Standard Room |
CASA VIEJA Standard Room |
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PALENQUE
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TULIJA PALENQUE Standard Room |
CHANKAH Standard Room |
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CAMPECHE |
CASTELMAR Standard Room |
FRANCIS DRAKE Standard Room |
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MERIDA |
DORALBA INN MÉRIDA Standard Room |
GAMMA MERIDA Standard Room |
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